Sentence examples for excess performance from inspiring English sources
Hence, management was motivated to squirrel away any excess performance for future years to assure their bonuses for those years.
It is the mean excess performance expected for species on their own habitats, and if significantly different from zero supports the hypothesis.
Those disparities do not fully explain the reasons for the excess performance variation that we detected for two reasons.
Even with excesses, the performances are solid.
She adds, "Even with excesses, the performances are solid.
Evenness, a measure of the equality of species abundance in swards, had a highly significant effect on the yield and the diversity effect (the excess of mixture performance over that expected from average monoculture performances) (Kirwan et al., 2007; Finn et al., 2013; Sturludóttir et al., 2013).
The downside to this brawny structure is that age-old enemy of performance: excess weight.
Overripe with swagger and excess, Mr. Hamilton's performance comes off as a clumsy composite of James Dean, Jerry Lee Lewis and John Wayne.
Here was a complete pianist and probing musician allowing the excitement of this path-breaking sonata to come through without a trace of Romantic excess in the performance.
"Schoenberg: Gurrelieder" (EMI) — Simon Rattle, making his mark as the Berlin Philharmonic's new maestro, saves this colossal late-Romantic masterwork from its own excess with a performance swathed in Impressionist colors and dispatched with boyish energy.
